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  1. torment:
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Detailed Translations for tormenter from English to Spanish

tormenter:


Translation Matrix for tormenter:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- persecutor; teaser; tormentor

Synonyms for "tormenter":


Related Definitions for "tormenter":

  1. a flat at each side of the stage to prevent the audience from seeing into the wings1
  2. someone who torments1

torment:

to torment verb (torments, tormented, tormenting)

  1. to torment (torture; hurt; aggrieve; offend)
    torturar

Conjugations for torment:

present
  1. torment
  2. torment
  3. torments
  4. torment
  5. torment
  6. torment
simple past
  1. tormented
  2. tormented
  3. tormented
  4. tormented
  5. tormented
  6. tormented
present perfect
  1. have tormented
  2. have tormented
  3. has tormented
  4. have tormented
  5. have tormented
  6. have tormented
past continuous
  1. was tormenting
  2. were tormenting
  3. was tormenting
  4. were tormenting
  5. were tormenting
  6. were tormenting
future
  1. shall torment
  2. will torment
  3. will torment
  4. shall torment
  5. will torment
  6. will torment
continuous present
  1. am tormenting
  2. are tormenting
  3. is tormenting
  4. are tormenting
  5. are tormenting
  6. are tormenting
subjunctive
  1. be tormented
  2. be tormented
  3. be tormented
  4. be tormented
  5. be tormented
  6. be tormented
diverse
  1. torment!
  2. let's torment!
  5. tormented
  6. tormenting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

torment [the ~] noun

  1. the torment (agony; torture; pain)
    el inconveniente; la calamidad; la pesada; el sostenido; la bromista; la cruces; el vejamen; el avinagrado

Translation Matrix for torment:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
avinagrado agony; pain; torment; torture grief; miser; sourpuss
bromista agony; pain; torment; torture clown; comedian; comic; funnyman; hoaxer; joker; nuisance; queer chap; queer fellow; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; slyboots; wag
calamidad agony; pain; torment; torture calamity; catastrophe; epidemic; joke; nuisance; pestilence; plague
cruces agony; pain; torment; torture crosses
inconveniente agony; pain; torment; torture complaint; damage; disadvantage; drawback; inconvenience; loss; nuisance
pesada agony; pain; torment; torture nuisance
sostenido agony; pain; torment; torture
vejamen agony; pain; torment; torture gibe; jeer; taunt
- agony; anguish; badgering; bedevilment; curse; harassment; torture; worrying
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
torturar aggrieve; hurt; offend; torment; torture
- bedevil; crucify; dun; excruciate; frustrate; rack; rag; torture
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- torture
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
avinagrado edgy; grumbling; grumpy; irritated; sulky; vexed
inconveniente detrimental; disadvantuous; immoral; indecent; shady; unfavorable; unfavourable; unprofitable
sostenido persevered; propped; propped up; stood; supported

Related Words for "torment":


Synonyms for "torment":


Related Definitions for "torment":

  1. the act of harassing someone1
  2. a severe affliction1
  3. intense feelings of suffering; acute mental or physical pain1
    • the torments of the damned1
  4. extreme mental distress1
  5. a feeling of intense annoyance caused by being tormented1
    • so great was his harassment that he wanted to destroy his tormentors1
  6. unbearable physical pain1
  7. subject to torture1
    • The sinners will be tormented in Hell, according to the Bible1
  8. torment emotionally or mentally1
  9. treat cruelly1
    • The children tormented the stuttering teacher1

Wiktionary Translations for torment:

torment
noun
  1. extreme pain
verb
  1. to cause severe suffering
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• torment → tortura; tormento ↔ temptatie — kwelling, marteling
• torment → atormentar; torturar ↔ pijnigen — het opzettelijk veroorzaken van pijn bij iemand
• torment → tormento; dolor ↔ Qual — Schmerz, Leid, etwas physisch oder psychisch belastendes
• torment → pesado ↔ Quälgeist — umgangssprachlich: Person, die andere hartnäckig und beharrlich belästigen, nerven und bedrängen
• torment → atormentar ↔ tourmenter — Faire souffrir quelque tourment de corps.

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